"I am Arnaut who gathers up the wind, And chases the hare with the ox, And swims against the torrent." "Go, then, song, show before her: if it were not so, you wouldn't deserve Arnaut's endeavour."
Thank you for educating youth as my Historical Cultural teachers were most loved 🥰 by me having a Liberal Arts college preparatory from 1966-1969 then college but In junior year unable to register in classes required to finish my History degree thus the 🇺🇸 lost a History teacher that the higher education system hasn’t improved but has become worse by 2024.
Very strong content if at times a little fawning. Inspiring to hear this stuff from someone who knows layered history and context - please continue this work. Your readings were a highlight - a clear respect and love for the material evident. Well done.
Trobar dot org website is good online repository, otherwise you can search for PDFs of Snodgrass, Kehew & Pound collection "Lark in the Morning: The Verses of the Troubadours," and Goldin's "Lyrics of the Troubadours and Trouvères."
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"I am Arnaut who gathers up the wind,
And chases the hare with the ox,
And swims against the torrent."
"Go, then, song,
show before her:
if it were not so,
you wouldn't deserve Arnaut's endeavour."
This is amazing Edmund!
So instructive and well documented . Loved learning about troubadours and their origins.
I'm glad you enjoyed!
The art is so comfy
Thank you for educating youth as my Historical Cultural teachers were most loved 🥰 by me having a Liberal Arts college preparatory from 1966-1969 then college but In junior year unable to register in classes required to finish my History degree thus the 🇺🇸 lost a History teacher that the higher education system hasn’t improved but has become worse by 2024.
Awesome post. Let’s work on that Alighieri pronunciation. Mayb u look into more links between the troubadours and Dante like Fra Guittone in future
Great video !!!
Very interesting. Excited for more
Very strong content if at times a little fawning. Inspiring to hear this stuff from someone who knows layered history and context - please continue this work. Your readings were a highlight - a clear respect and love for the material evident. Well done.
Thank you for kind words!
Excellent video, looking forward to the rest
Excellent quality video, by far the best introduction to the troubadours available in such a format. Congratulations, wish your channel many successes
Glad you enjoyed and thank you!
Excellent overview, very much looking forward to future episodes!
Getting to work on next episodes shortly!
Wonderful! Subscribed
Pope Head brought me here. Good stuff.
Pope Head is great friend....
from RWA :)
Very nice❤
Thank you!
Very good video. Maybe you have some bibliography?
Learned something. Good vid
Glad you enjoyed!
10/10
Can you please share any good collections of Troubadour poetry you have found online.
Trobar dot org website is good online repository, otherwise you can search for PDFs of Snodgrass, Kehew & Pound collection "Lark in the Morning: The Verses of the Troubadours," and Goldin's "Lyrics of the Troubadours and Trouvères."